Lowell Cauffiel

A Minnesota nonprofit tasked with dealing with the ramifications of the federal crackdown on illegal immigration in Minneapolis could not answer the call because its directors had allegedly squandered $6.5 million in charitable funds to bankroll their lavish lifestyle and operate a private liquor store.

They are just diapers. But they have landed California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) into messy accusations of corruption for dumping $20 million in taxpayer money into a nonprofit led by an executive who sits on the board of his wife’s organization.

A Georgia high school biology teacher has been arrested for alleged sexual misconduct with one of her students, including consummating their affair in a closet on school grounds.

Women’s tennis icon Martina Navratilova has taken on Gov. Gavin Newsom on the transgender athlete controversy heating up in California over the upcoming girls’ high school track and field championships.

UFOs have apparently penetrated the psychological armor of the incessant anti-Trump mindset among Congressional Democrats as the president is getting praise from an unlikely lawmaker over his release of UAP files.

The CDC has classified the hantavirus outbreak from a Dutch cruise ship as “Level 3” – the lowest level of emergency activation in the agency’s hierarchy of responses.

Almost 600 unopened ballots were discovered in a northern California county months after voters approved a statewide Democratic redistricting measure, a tabulation error election officials called “unacceptable.”

Debate over the meaning of “reassignment” follows the announcement this week that federal officials have launched an investigation into Los Angeles public schools for “appearing to protect sexual predators at the expense of its students.”

A married female high school English teacher in Georgia faces prosecution for allegedly having a sexual relationship with a minor student, a charge that could land her in prison for 25 years.

A Chicago alderman is calling for “corporate” criminal charges against the pharmacy chain Walgreens for its plan to close a store on the city’s troubled South Side over concerns over retail theft and violence at the drugstore.

A federal judge has sentenced two Ohio brothers who posed as Middle Eastern royalty in a series of multimillion-dollar fraud schemes to more than twenty years in federal prison.

Thirteen Washington, DC police officers, including reportedly some “high ranking” department officials, have been suspended in connection with an internal investigation into how the department has been formulating crime statistics — a matter also probed by Congress and the U.S. Attorney’s Office.

A New York City theater teacher has been sentenced to 12 and a half years in prison after he was busted with more than 1,000 images and videos of child sex abuse, some of them involving children as young as age six.

Previous immigration policies are being blamed after the arrest of a Salvadoran migrant who is charged with fatally stabbing two women in New York, one of them a “hardworking mother of two,” whom he worked with at a Wendy’s.

A University of Alabama student apparently picked the wrong ex-girlfriend to allegedly beat up — when the victim’s dad, a Long Island cop, showed up the next day on his porch and had things to say that got him arrested as well.

A despondent man was saved by a Jacksonville, Florida, police officer and a team of other cops who talked the individual out of jumping as he was perched on the edge of a bridge nearly two hundred feet above the St. Johns River.

The 55-year-old mother of Baywatch star Noah Beck has been allowed to return to her teaching job in Arizona after being suspended for a TikTok video of her appearing to simulate oral sex on her son.

Consumers slammed Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol as “out of touch” this week after he suggested patrons didn’t mind paying $9 for a cup of coffee because they were getting a “premium experience.”

Five people were killed when a plane carrying a pickleball team to a tournament crashed in a wooded area near a small town southwest of Austin, Texas.

Engines powered down, all flights were cancelled, and 17,000 people found themselves out of work in the early morning hours of Saturday as beleaguered Spirit Airlines abruptly announced it was finished — out of business with all operations ended.

A Georgia senior apparently became impatient with a group of bicyclists riding double wide on a rural road and allegedly sideswiped the peloton before speeding off in what police are calling a hit and run.

In what has not been a particularly good look for Congress in recent weeks, the House Ethics Committee has launched another probe, this one regarding allegations of sexual harassment by Rep. Chuck Edwards (R-NC), news outlets are reporting from unnamed sources.

Up to 600 communist groups and other radical organizations linked to the Democratic Party are mobilizing all over the United States to demonstrate for May Day, Fox News Digital is reporting.

Authorities are waiting for a medical examiner to determine the cause of death of an Oklahoma state senate candidate whose body was found the day after he was reported missing when he failed to show up for a meeting.

A private school employee in South Florida has been arrested after being accused of possessing child sexual abuse material he culled from minors whom he allegedly enticed online to send him the prurient photos and videos.

The mysterious list of dead and missing aerospace scientists and experts continues to grow as it has been learned that an Air Force veteran who agreed to testify before Congress about UFO programs died of a what was ruled an “accidental drug overdose” just months before the hearings.

The Secret Service officer who took a round to his bulletproof vest as a gunman rushed the White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner on Saturday night is “in great shape,” President Donald Trump said. However, taking a bullet in body armor is not without consequences.

The retired daughter of the founder of Budget Rent a Car was choked and beaten by a pair of masked thieves who broke into her mansion in the Hollywood Hills on Thursday night and made off with cash and jewelry, according to reports.

In yet another case of what experts have called “rampant” educator sexual misconduct in the U.S., a Texas substitute teacher has been arrested and charged with an “improper relationship” with a student.

A young Australian entrepreneur who scored a fortune with a vegan start-up allegedly choked his girlfriend in a Manhattan hotel where he was holed up, presumably to avoid being served with a lawsuit.

A big-game hunter from California was trampled to death by five elephants as he hunted small forest antelope in central Africa.

Eric Swalwell’s lavish spending habits with donor’s campaign cash continue to surface, the most recent a whopping $40,000 to a Los Angeles attorney to defend him on television against sexual assault charges.

California is typically considered one of the most scenic states in the U.S., but it is also the nation’s leader in cities with the most polluted air.

Californians are ditching the warm weather and scenic topography of the Golden State as its cost of living continues to climb and finding themselves ahead financially by moving to other western states.

Rep. Tim Burchett (R-TN) this week cited alarming classified reports of UFOs he has seen following President Donald Trump’s tease of a pending release of government files on the phenomena by the Pentagon.

Calling the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) “one of the greatest political scams in American history,” President Donald Trump on Friday called for the 2020 election to be “permanently wiped from the books” if the purported anti-hate organization is convicted of fraud.